InMotion Climber Dual-Motor Electric Scooter

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InMotion Climber Dual-Motor Electric Scooter

401-600 Wh
26-40 mi claimed
251-300 lb max load
21-28 mph

SVT Score, Mid

Usability4.1/10Social6.7/10The SVT Score is placed on its category's range

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A light dual-motor scooter built for hills, with a 529 Wh battery, an IP56 rating and an app lock, but no suspension.

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SKU: I-IMSCV-208 Category: Electric Scooters Brand: InMotion

Usability

4.1 out of 10

Battery1529 Wh (36 V, 14.7 Ah) on the performance scooter ladder

Printed: the manual prints 533.16 Wh

Motor1900 W nominal total from two 450 W hubs

Peak: 750 W per motor claimed, not scored

Ride Hardware4rear mechanical disc, electronic brakes, 10-inch pneumatic tubed tires, no suspension

Better on ride hardwareNAVEE NT5 MaxDisc brakes front. $799.99Scores 9.0

Weight1047 lb, the heavier of two stated weights

Manual: 45.8 lb

Features8one-step fold, lights, app lock, display, IP56, cruise

Verification2no UL 2272 record names the Climber (LE1); maker's TÜV/UL files list other models

Searched: Certipedia UL Intertek SGS TÜV SÜD CPSC Health Canada

Better on verificationKuKirin G2$599Scores 8.0

Warranty & Support1six months on the battery, twelve on motor and controller

Badge: product pages show a 12-Month Warranty badge; the policy gives the battery six months

Better on warranty & supportGotrax GX1The battery. $999Scores 5.0

Strengths

Light for a dual-motor scooter
Rain-resistant body for wet commutes
App lock adds basic theft protection
Sturdy build for daily use
Strong climbing power on steep hills

Drawbacks

No suspension on rough pavement
Only one mechanical brake
Inner tubes can puncture
Restocking fee on unused returns
Battery warranty is only six months

Verdict

A strong, light hill climber for city commutes, but it has no suspension

Social score

6.7 out of 10

Reddit7 out of 10

Liked

hill climbing
water resistance
turn signals on newer units

Complaints

weaker brakes on the newer version

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r/ElectricScooters: an owner reports it climbs a local hill at about 25 km/h and values the IP56 rating (Apr 2023)|a repeat owner found the newer version adds turn signals (Aug 2025)|another repeat owner felt the newer version brakes less strongly (Jan 2025)

Google7 out of 10

Liked

hill climbing
build quality

Complaints

no suspension

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ElectricScooterGuide (measures; RIDERGUIDE discount code, a stated affiliate tie) got 21.4 mi on its hilly range course in top mode and an 11.2 s test-hill climb; worth it if suspension is not needed (Oct 2024)

YouTubeNot scored

The YouTube pool is blank: the InMotion scooter videos found come from channels that do not state how they got the unit, and the testers who state a tie repeat their written reviews (October 2026).

Amazon6 out of 10

Amazon listing B0BRQ6R8Y3, sold by Inmotion Direct and shipped by Amazon: 4.1 stars from 231 ratings, 65% five-star and 14% one-star (Oct 2026)

User reviewsNot scored

The retailer pool is blank: Walmart's Climber listing (the brand's own store) shows 35 ratings and 28 written reviews, but only 7 are native and unflagged once reviews syndicated from the brand's site and Incentivized ones are dropped, under the ten needed; none of Best Buy, Target, Costco, Dick's Sporting Goods, REI, Home Depot or Lowe's lists the Climber (October 2026).

Trustpilot

Trustpilot shows 4.5 from 243 reviews for store.inmotionworld.com, with 85% five-star and 8% one-star (October 2026).
That Trustpilot page is claimed and the company invites its customers to review.

Track record

BBB lists Inmotion in Sheridan, Wyoming, at the store's phone number, not rated and not accredited (October 2026).
Searches of CPSC and Health Canada turned up no recall of an InMotion scooter (October 2026).

Not countedExcluded

Not counted in any pool: the brand's own store reviews and blog, its YouTube and Facebook channels, and its affiliate program.

Specs

TypePerformance
E-Bike ClassNot applicable
Battery401-600 Wh
MotorDual motor
Top Speed21-28 mph
Claimed Range26-40 mi
Weight41-55 lb
Max Rider Load251-300 lb
BrakesMechanical disc
SuspensionNone
FoldingFolds
CertificationsNone verifiable
Warranty6 Months

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At a glance

Claimed 36% hill climb
Kickstand in the box
Charges in about 9 hours

Company

The scooters are made by Inmotion Technologies Co., Ltd. of Shenzhen, China.
The USPTO lists Inmotion Technologies Co., Ltd. as owner of the INMOTION mark for vehicles, registration 7934612 of September 2025.

Where it sells

InMotion sells its electric scooters in the US through its own store at inmotionworld.com.
The store names no US legal entity and gives its operator only as Inmotion.
The brand also sells as Inmotion Direct on Amazon and on Walmart.
The store lists six standing scooter models in this category, from a folding commuter under 35 lb to a 50 mph dual-motor machine.
Walmart sells InMotion scooters through the brand's own marketplace store, but no scooter listing there reaches ten native unflagged reviews once reviews syndicated from the brand's site and Incentivized ones are dropped; none of Best Buy, Target, Costco, Dick's Sporting Goods, REI, Home Depot or Lowe's sells InMotion scooters (October 2026).

Description

The InMotion Climber (model LE1) is a folding dual-motor scooter with a 36 V, 14.7 Ah battery of 529 Wh (the manual prints 533.16 Wh) and two hub motors rated 450 W each (750 W peak each).

It has a rear mechanical disc brake with electronic braking on both wheels, no suspension and 10-inch pneumatic tires with inner tubes. The manual gives 45.8 lb and the product page about 47 lb; it is rated for a 286.6 lb rider. The maker claims 24 mph, about 35 miles of range and a 36% climb.

It is rated IP56, charges in about 9 hours and ships with a kickstand, tire tools and an extended air valve. On Amazon it is sold by Inmotion Direct.